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On a Terminating Renewal Process with Reliability Applications

Toshio Nakagawa, Shunji Osaki

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An alternating renewal process is considered which has four random variables; the process terminates when a specified event happens. It is shown with several examples that the results are of great use in reliability theory.

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An alternating renewal process is considered which has four random variables; the process terminates when a specified event happens. It is shown with several examples that the results are of great use in reliability theory.

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An alternating renewal process is considered which has four random variables; the process terminates when a specified event happens. It is shown with several examples that the results are of great use in reliability theory.

Key concepts: Renewal theory, Reliability theory, Reliability (semiconductor), Process (computing), Reliability engineering, Computer science, Stochastic process, Random variable

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